>>60906404
>but lets say a trillion of Eurodollar money comes back to the USA and begins circulating. What will this do to the USA?
Not much beside pumping stocks and blackrock's portfolio, eurodollars will hardly circulate because most are held in corpo bonds and institutional private debt repayments denominated in USD. It would mostly come back to large wallets who can't do anything with their money beside buying Tbonds and shares.
What made inflation so bad after 2020 was that the gubment handed checks to everybody. But when it's QE money for example, we don't suffer *that* much from inflation, because the (((1%))) literally get 90% of it all. Same will occur with euro$. Ofc there is a breaking point eventually, but for now we see inflation mostly hit the stock market, BTC, collector assets, etc.. because that's where the richfags park their cash.
There now are 2 types of inflation : the digital and the "real world" one. People imagine the stock market is pumping like crazy, but it's just inflation on digitalized assets. Which is now totally deconnected from the real world inflation (the one you use to buy your groceries). That's how we end up with 500 P/E stonks, madclown shit, but that's becuz there is too much $ to park.

I predit the digital hyperinflation will come before the real one too. It will be the final warning.